¿QUIÉN QUERÉS QUE SE VAYA DE LA CASA DE GRAN MEDIÁTICO?

Fans wanted F. Bentivoglio gone, and the vote never wavered on that point: 44% out of the gate, settling at a still-commanding 40.4% (1,188 votes) eight days later. Sergio Gorzy trailed the entire way, finishing second at 25.6% — a comfortable margin, not a nail-biter.

The real texture is in who showed up. Uruguay cast the overwhelming bulk of votes and broke hard for Bentivoglio, and men outvoted women across every option — widest among Bentivoglio's own backers, 689 to 492. Sara Perrone was the one candidate who split evenly by gender, 330 men to 312 women.

• Steady margin · Bentivoglio's lead barely moved, 44% to 40%, over 8 days
• Male-heavy turnout · Men outnumbered women in every option, most among Bentivoglio voters
• Uruguay drove it · 133 Uruguay votes dwarfed other countries, all leaning Bentivoglio
• Perrone's even split · Only Sara Perrone drew a near 50/50 gender split